Psychological Effects of Child Sexual Abuse
Winter 2017 - 6 min read
Child sexual abuse is described as a severe psychosocial problem with long-term and often profound consequences for children.
The article outlines major emotional outcomes including fear, anxiety, depression, and distrust, along with damage to personality and behavior.
Using scientific articles, books, and reliable references, the study analyzes causes, effects, and practical pathways for response.
The research stresses the role of parents, teachers, and community institutions in prevention, protection, and support for healthy child development.
It concludes that public awareness and coordinated safeguarding actions are essential to protecting children’s rights and mental well-being.
Citation: Azimi, Sharafuddin. (2017). Psychological Effects of Child Sexual Abuse. Scientific-Research Journal, Baghlan University, Vol. 5, No. 11, Winter, p. 164.
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